Daniel Lanois joins iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com this week to talk about his work producing U2 and his new record Flesh & Machine.

The Afghan Whigs have new music and a video for their track 'Lost In The Woods'.

Boy George says that people are always coming out to him, but don't ask him if he thinks someone is gay. George says he has "no gaydar".

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member and rockabilly queen Wanda Jackson has cancelled three dates through November due to illness.

Metallica will help Craig Ferguson close out his nine year run as a late night host.

Gregg Allman has something more to celebrate this week besides his band's triumphant final show. He has been dropped from the lawsuit over film tech Sarah Jones' death on the set of the film Midnight Rider.

Tony Iommi has posted an update on the Black Sabbath site bringing fans up-to-date with his activities.

Dallas Frasca have premiered the video for their new song ‘You Are Beautiful’.

Billy Idol has produced a series of videos taking fans on a tour of where he used to hang out in London almost 50 years ago.

The Rolling Stones gave Perth a Bitch of a time when they played their 1971 b-side for the first time in Australia since the 2003 tour.

Foo Fighters will return to Australia and New Zealand in February, 2015 for stadium shows.

Eric Clapton has released a new instrumental composition for his late bandmate, Jack Bruce.

The Pet Shop Boys have come out the winner of a new BBC poll to name the greatest cover version of all time.

Madonna has finally talked about the 'Like a Virgin' performance at the 1984 VMA's, where MTV viewers were treated to a full display of what Madonna was wearing under her dress.

Taylor Swift is donating proceeds from her song Welcome to New York to the city's public schools.

Elbow don’t have fans, they have worshippers. Melbourne’s Forum Theatre was turned into the Church of Elbow on Wednesday night when the Manchester band performed to a mesmerized audience.

Paolo Nutini has the biggest selling record of the year in the UK.

The Rolling Stones have opened up the request line at their official website to ask fans to vote for a request for tonight’s show in Perth.

Vivek Tiwary, the producer of the upcoming biopic about Beatles manager Brian Epstein, has talked about Epstein’s rise success as a young gay, Jew in a British working class town and how the pressure of that success finally killed him.

Simon Neil of Biffy Clyro has debuted his first solo word under the name ZZC.

Foo Fighters will embark on a massive world tour throughout 2015 with a handful of dates scheduled across November and December in the USA and South Africa.

Video has surfaced of Chris Cornell reunited with Pearl Jam in their early incarnation Temple of the Dog.

Bluesfest have revealed their third announcement for 2015 with The Gipsy Kings, Rodrigo Y Gabriela and the legendary John Mayall set to play.

Brian May has made a 3D movie of the book 'Diableries: Stereoscopic Adventures in Hell'.

The 28th Bridge School Benefit was held on Saturday and Sunday night at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA.

Carrie Underwood has confirmed she's 'due in the spring'.

Scottish singer Paolo Nutini has been forced to pull out of his second Glasgow date this week after being diagnosed with severe tonsillitis.

Taylor Swift has been immortalised in wax and is now on display at Madame Tussauds in Washington and Hollywood.

Soundgarden have revealed a never-before released song title 'Storm'.

Australia’s Secret Sounds has announced a joint venture with Now/Live to expand into the Asian market to promote live music.